Developing digitally literate staff and students in your organisation

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Scott Hibberson, e-Learning Advisor, Jisc #eFest14

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An Introduction to Skills Scan

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• Based on the Electronic Training Needs Analysis (ETNA) survey developed by RSC Scotland

• Provides strategic information to decision makers within the institution to help identify training needs and inform staff development

But…

• Need to incorporate other educational sectors (WBL, ACL, etc)

• Demand to incorporate key aspects of digital literacies into the survey

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The staff development challenge…

Discussion: What are the key challenges when developing staff development activities within your organisation?5/6/2014

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How does it work?

Contact your Jisc Regional Support Centre to set up an initial consultation to identify:-

• What staff development issues you would you like to address?• What questions you would like to include?• Over what timescale would you like to carry out the survey?• Which staff within your organisation would you like to target?• How granular would you like the feedback report to be?

The Jisc RSC advisor, facilitates the meeting, creates the survey, analyses the data and provides feedback and any follow-up actions.

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Personalisation

Tailor questions to suit your needs

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The Skills Scan allows you to:-

• Tailor the questions to your specific needs ✔

• Identify gaps in current staff skills and behaviours ✔

• Target specific roles within your organisation (i.e. Curriculum, Support, etc) ✔

• Plan meaningful staff development activities based on demand and pitch ✔

• Access support in developing resources to support staff development ✔

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Key sections:

• Be safe in a digital environment

• Find evaluate and apply information

• Use digital tools

• Showcase achievement

• Awareness and management of digital identity

• Collaborate – education, community & work life5/6/2014

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Staff development

Following the Skills Scan the Jisc RSC can help you to:-• Identify key areas for staff development • Inform decision-making on key priorities

for your organisation• Assistance in sourcing relevant training

opportunities• Recommend training resources for you to

use in house

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Example resources: Be safe in a digital environment

• Jisc RSC support and guidance on esafety.

• Jisc Legal's template esafety policy.• Jisc RSC Eastern's esafety

Moodle course.• Jisc Netskills advice and guidance on

developing a social media strategy.• Jisc Infonet’s e-Safety Toolkit

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Example resources: Showcase achievement

• Building a Professional Online Presence - Moodle course (Worcester College)

• Prince’s Trust - Digital Literacy Survey 2013• Students...Kick-Start Your Personal Brand Onli

ne• How to Clean Up Your Online Presence and M

ake a Great First Impression.• How To Use Twitter To Help You Find A Job.

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Find out more…

Scott Hibberson, e-Learning Advisors.hibberson@leeds.ac.uk @scotthibberson

http://www.jiscrsc.ac.uk/support-for/digital-literacy.aspx

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